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Letter 36040
Ni-NiP vs. pure Ni Plating on Cu
Leadframes
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Dear Friends,
We are using Cu-based leadframes for our POWER transistor products.
What would be the best plating technique for these Cu
leadframes?
1. NiP over Ni over Cu material, or
2. pure Ni plating over Cu
What would be the advantages and disadvantages for each plating
option in terms of quality and performance of the plating especially
when subjected to high temperatures (150 - 260 deg C) and/or
mechanical stress?
Many thanks,
Jun V. Idjao
semiconductors - Laguna, Philippines
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What are you trying to accomplish with the
plating?
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Ron Duncan
Palm
International, Inc. -
LaVergne, TN
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Update No. 13 of our
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Hello Ron,
The plating should provide a good surface (at T-post) for Aluminum
wire bonding and a reliable joint (at backside heatsink)once soldered
to PCB...
which type (Ni or NiP) will give a better bond with Aluminum wire?
and/or
good solder joint when soldered to PCB?
Jun Idjao
semiconductors - Laguna, Philippines
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